Cardano Plutus Tutorial #1: Hello World | Plutus Playground Smart Contracts + Haskell Explanation

i need more videos like this

this is so complicated compared to EVM. i'm shocked anyone would use cardano

Thank you very much. Your video has helped me to break the ice, and launch me to study Plutus.

BRILLIANT! Thank you!

Amazing content, many thanks for sharing ;D Time to dive into haskel!

Great Video Thanks Josh! Really good intro to plutus. Me likey :)

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!

It's difficult to understand some of your words; you slur and lack enunciation sometimes.

Thank you! i learn a lot!!

Hey Leet Dev!
I’m really interested in blockchain development and i’m wondering where I should start? I want to start in cardano development as i’m really impressed w/ the energy consumption, as i was looking at solidity programming before. after watching this video, i’m wondering if i should be taking the time to learn haskell first and foremost? any guidance would be appreciated!

Where is the Video that Scott made ? I'd like to view it. H

Imagine how much more lift Cardano would have had as a dev ecosystem if it wasn't coupled to Haskell. Oh well, begrudgingly relearning haskell (for great good 😉) either way :/

the dot in T.Text isn’t the composition symbol ?

nice explanation - big ADA WHALE investor here try to understand the PLUTUS smart contract

This is crazy. Wow. I'll stick to solidity. Let's hope ETH2.0 works and I don't have to learn this. Holy ****!

Great video!

hola, soy alguien que esta completamente en ceros en el mundo de la programación pero con mucho tiempo libre.
por donde me recomendarían comenzar?.
me refiero a que si es necesario conocer algun otro lenguaje de programacion como javascript, C, u otro

I’ve this guy - “In our never ending quest to satisfy our curiosity…”

Your gonna be fucking rich haha

Thanks so much for this! It's my first tut on Plutus and I already learned a lot!

Haskell sucks! Just horrible when comparing to Solidity. I can't wait for ETH 2.0 to reduce gas costs because Cardano and Solana feel like a huge painful waste of time.

Amazing work, keep it up! Thank you!

how do I develop a smart contract that locks transferred Cardano tokens for a specific amount of time before releasing them to the receiver.

man i love you man thanks for this video im a solidity and javascript dev im a bit confused in plutus thanks a lot

super useful this video thanks bro!!

From a solidity smart contract developer, Plutus is a completely different language.

Does the Compile button in Plutus Playground create an executable file / Is it possible to run Plutus scripts from command line ?
I'm building a game with UE5 and I want to use NFTs. I was thinking of compiling Plutus scripts and then executing them from my UE5 code.
Is there any solution to execute Plutus scripts with C++ other than running a command line / Any better idea on how to implement NFTs in UE5 ?

got no clue any of what’s goin on but i’m boutta teach myself what goin of if it’s the last thing i do on this earth

Thank you

Fantastic introduction, thanks for the video!

awesome, i am new to cardano and i found the plutos tutorial as well, but i didnt get it.
Now i found this. Big thumbs up
+1 Subscriber

This was exactly what I needed, thank you!!!

Most kids complain C++, but look at Haskell

plutus bussin damn

I’m a web dev and Haskell blows my mind. I’m trying my best but I really don’t like this language

bro i want to learn how to code meta data and utxo with a simpel nft can you show something

Thank you !!! The explanation was pretty clear

Thank you for the tutorial, I'm a c# developer and this was easy to follow.

Great content! Thank you very much.

nice, keep it up

Wow what an ugly language! What a mess. That must have been very painful to untangle

Very helpful video

gj deciphering plutus, keep it up!

More videos please

Good job

More!

thanks for the great tutorial. one suggestion: you would do yourself a favor if you would look a bit into functional programming, effects, monads, etc. it would make a lot of the concepts here much clearer to you, for example, what logInfo really does